Imagera Code for Chrome

Let your Imagera Code sessions use Chrome: each session works in its own tab group, after you allow it.

Imagera Code is a coding assistant that runs in your terminal. With this extension, a session can test the site you are building in your real Chrome, signed in as you. What it can do • Open pages, read them, click, type, fill in forms, drag sliders and cards. • Take screenshots, with numbered labels on everything it can click, or a sharp close-up of one element. • Show your site at phone, tablet, laptop and desktop sizes. • Upload files from your project into a page. • Check a page for problems: errors, failed requests, slow loading, layout shifts, sideways scrolling, missing labels and alt text, tap targets that are too small. You stay in control • Every session asks first (unless you choose to allow every session). Allow it once, always for one project folder, or decline. • Each session works in its own coloured tab group. Your other tabs stay untouched. • The toolbar button shows what each session did last, in plain words. Pause any session there, or with Cancel on Chrome's bar. • CAPTCHAs and "are you human" checks stay yours: the assistant never solves or clicks them. It asks you, brings the tab to the front and waits until you are done. Private by design • The extension itself connects only to Imagera Code on your computer (127.0.0.1) and has no analytics. What a session reads is part of your Imagera Code conversation, which goes to the AI model it uses. • Your first approval pairs Chrome with Imagera Code on this computer; later sessions must prove they run on it. • Uploads come only from the project folder; hidden files and files named like keys, certificates and credentials are refused. Setup: run "npx imagera-browser-mcp setup" once, then start imagera-code in a project.